Your brakes won't boil. Furo DOT‑4: 257 °C boiling point. | Furo

Your brakes won’t boil. Furo DOT‑4: 257 °C boiling point.

Why does this matter ?

Boiling brake fluid = brake failure. Brake fluid is responsible for transmitting force within the braking system, so its characteristics directly affect vehicle safety and braking stability.

Facts Furo DOT‑4:

  • Dry boiling point – 257 °C
  • Wet boiling point – 158 °C
  • Viscosity at -40 °C – <1500 mm²/s
  • Compatible with DOT‑3, DOT‑4

What do you get instead of worries?

Your concernFuro DOT‑4 solution
“Brakes will fail on the highway”Boiling point of 257 °C – the braking system withstands peak loads
“Spongy pedal in winter”Viscosity <1500 at ‑40 °C – frost is not a problem
“Will ruin the seals”Полное соответствие FMVSS, SAE, ISO. Fully compliant with FMVSS, SAE, ISO – safe for rubber and metal
“Frequent changes are expensive”Service life of 2 years or 30,000‑40,000 km – saves on maintenance

3 reasons to buy Furo DOT‑4 now

  • Safety. 257 °C – a reserve that enhances safety during emergency braking.
  • Reliability. Performs at any temperature.
  • Value. Change it every 2 years – no unnecessary brand markup.

Brake fluid replacement is simple, affordable maintenance that directly affects your safety.

Furo DOT‑4. When you truly need your brakes.

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